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 1   1, 85  |      their intelligence is not burdened with cares, ~but is as it
 2   2, 32  |     sorrow. But those ~who are burdened by sorrow are most inclined
 3   2, 38  |     lessened. This is why men, burdened ~with sorrow, make outward
 4   2, 101 |      men, in order that being ~burdened, as it were, by their duties
 5   2, 105 |  wherefore the people were not burdened on this ~account.~Aquin.:
 6   2, 105 |      it is an affliction to be burdened with usury. Therefore the
 7   2, 105 |         to wit, they should be burdened with excessive labor, ~wherefore
 8   2, 107 |        you that ~labor and are burdened": which words are expounded
 9   2, 107 |    observing ~the Law, and are burdened with the sins of this world."
10   2, 30  |    words that follow, "and you burdened," they refer to ~abundance
11   2, 86  | without doubt he is ~seriously burdened by keeping such a vow, and
12   2, 186 |    right, the faithful are not burdened thereby ~because their temporal
13   2, 186 |       yet not ~so that they be burdened thereby and others eased,
14   2, 187 |        lest if ~they should be burdened with weight before they
15   3, 79  |      leans ~towards sin, it is burdened rather than purified from
16 Suppl, 37|      without his being heavily burdened, to fulfill ~all things
17 Suppl, 69|      are due to those who are ~burdened with none but original sin.
18 Suppl, 70|       the body and is somewhat burdened by the body: but it is not
19 Suppl, 71|         iv): "If those who are burdened with grievous sins ~are
20 Suppl, 83|      about to be damned may be burdened with less grievous sins
21 Suppl, 83|      be damned has not, ~while burdened with more grievous sins.
22 Appen1, 1|      will be for those who are burdened with original sin ~only.